Shoshone Journal Announcement and Policies
The Shoshone Journal published in Shoshone Idaho under EL L. Platz as editor and proprietor lists office phone, residence number, and annual subscription price. It notes entry at the post office, second class mail, advertising on request, and free notices for church and society events with admission fees and sales require payment of rates.
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Shoshone Idaho
EL L. Platz
Shoshone Maho
Journal
Menace of Chain Journal ism and press ownership
A critical view warns against chain store ownership of newspapers and consolidation threatening democracy. It argues citizens must resist group ownership and emphasize independent local papers to ensure sound information reaches households nationwide.
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SPECIAL JURY CALLED IN BURLEY COURT SOCIAL FUNCTION
A special venire was called Wednesday to hear Burley bankers cases. The trial of L. Wilson ended Wednesday and a new jury was empaneled for the remaining Burley cases. Prominent society women from Shoshone and nearby towns reported for jury duty.
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Burley
L. Wilson
Ventue
W. Cuter
Frank Ah
Ross Border Georg HM
Curtin
Mra P 2
Flad- Lock
Mra
W,t. Turner
Blanche Roherty
Emma Johnson
Shoshone
Vel Lemon
T B. Bruvh
Hichtient
Local Happenings and Errands in Small Town News
Charles Tadley works at the post office while Elva Mark visits Carey and Verna McMahon returns from Twin Falls. Ned Mabbutt goes to Morse after Shoshone trip as county commissioners meet. Magic reservoir inflow peaks at500 feet. residents attend local gatherings and a rose carnival in Portland.
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Charles Tadley
Binclair
Elva Mark
Carey
Ned Mabbutt
Morse
Shoshone
Mothers Circle
Moets
Prank Waldo
Verna McMahon
Twin Malle
Frank T Disney
Portland
Lenin
Ot Rechtel
Malley
North Shoshone News In Small Town Note Card
Ernest Gomes bought a new Ford Coupe. Mrs Martin and Mrs Wilson shopped in Gooding last Saturday. John Kristofferson purchased the property once owned by H. Peck of Shoshone. Mrs Howard Milke returned home after visiting King Hill with friends. Mr Nebeker and Ione stacking Baker's hay and contracted to stack for neighbors. Ivan Terry improving after illness. She is at the home of her sister-in-law Mrs F Pincher in Shoshone. Edwin Strachen, Earl Cheney and Fred Mont attended the M W of A Tuesday to restrain a goat from pulling the wool over their ages.
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Ernest Gomes
Martin
Wilson
Gooding
John Kristofferson
H. Peck
Shoshone
Howard Milke
King Hill
Thor
Mrs Florence Jones Dies at 35 in Eaton Idaho
Mrs Florence Jones wife of Pres Toston Jones of Eaton Idaho died at her brother Benjjamin Hurgaga home from apoplexy She was 35 born June 10 1488 at Trur ton Creek Nebraska Survived by husband three children James Jones Walter Jones Algoraite Jones and siblings Joen Burgess Benjamin Burgess Charles Burges and Mrs John Cooley Funeral held Monday afternoon with interment Sho shone Cemetery Rev B F Clower officiating
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Florence Jones
Pres Toston Jones
Eaton
Idaho
Benjjamin Hurgaga
Jones
Meath
Trurton Creek
Nebraska
Walter Jones
Walla Walle
Washington
Algoraite Jones
Bhokhone
Joen Burgess
Freewater
Oregon
Benjamin Burgess
North Shoshone
Charles Burges
Shoshone
Slater
John Cooley
Shohone
B. F. Clower
Singed Wings at the Baugh Theatre features Daniels and Nagel
Paramount's Singed Wings arrives at the Haweh theater for Friday and Saturday showings starring Bebe Daniels as Delia Guerda and Conrad Nagel as Peter Gorton. Supporting roles include Adolphe Menjou as the villain and Mabel Franeette as Eve Gordon in a drama of love and tragedy. The program also announces a presentation of The Count of Monte Cristo on Monday and Tuesday with a vivid stage-pictorial display.
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Paramount Pictures
Penrhyn Stanews
Paramount
Bebe Daniels
Conrad Nagel
Haweh Theater
Daniela
Sorte Delia Guerda
Mr. Nagel
Peter Gorton
Trneat Torrence
Emilio
Bonita
Aunita
Eve Gordon
Biles Gordon
Mabel Pranette
burjHuabind
Dimas
Monte Cristo
Jay
Dantes
BUILD NEW ROAD FROM Dietrich TO EDEN AND BEYOND
For two Sundays the Dietrich boosters worked on a new road south from Dietrich to Eden and Ove Hansen bridge. A large local turnout helped clear sage brush, remove rocks, and fill holes to create a usable road. A follow-up work party is planned for next Sunday inviting volunteers, especially from six shone, to continue developing the road. Look at your label to see if you owe for the Journal.
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Boosters
Dietrich
Eden
Ove Hansen
Thomas Edwards
Sidney Edwards
Florence Edwards
Frances Edward
Adrian Glass
A. C. Kershner
Glen Kershner
Gunderson
Curt Kershner
Frea Harrison
George Mitchell
Frank Brotzeman
Pred Hartixon
Clarence Anderson
Harvey Beckett
Sam Bate, Jr
A. V. Ranchoman
E. Kirker
Melvin Lange
aarne~Jr
Paul Jones
Noves
Richfield News Notes Mention Visitors and Community Plans
George Schwaner visited Boise early in the week and Jack Spellman was taken to a Gooding hospital Saturday. FW Powell went to Boise for kidney treatment. Jurors were summoned to Shoshone Wednesday. Women’s club hosts and club visits fill the week. Carey Progressive entertained clubs. Jerome Civic club guests day produced a fine program. A Sunday School convention for Shoshone Dietrich and Richfield is planned for June 17. Richfield eyes a big Fourth of July celebration to show local spirit.
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George Schwaner
Boise
Jack Spellman
Gooding Hospital
FW. Powell
J A. Youngkin
T. I. McMahon
T. B. Brush
Shoshone
W. J. Dougherty
William
Richfield
Brush
Carey Progressive
Methodist
Shoshone, Dietrich and
Woman's club plans annual events at city park
The Woman's club held its Annual Plan meeting at the city park on June 8. The 6 o'clock meeting opened with routine business and officer installations: Owen Yomnekin president, Edna Piper vice president, W. P. Barnes secretary, S. T. Buer corresponding secretary, T. B. Brush treasurer. A picnic followed, with about 125 to 180 members and families attending, led by Mrs. Brush, Mrs. Charles McKay, and Mrs. Edgington.
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Woman's Club
City Park
Owen Yomnekin
Edna Piper
W. P. Barnes
Reo
S. T. Buer
T. B. Brush
Charles McKay
Edgington Hnd
Baseball Gossip From Twin Falls Season Opener
Bruce Watson started the season strong in his first game back, showing solid fielding at third base and reliable hitting. Lindemer of Showbone visits Wisconsin for a shoulder injury while Tie targets a three week return. Moose Garrity, Twin Falls headlining pitcher, will wear Eden colors next Sunday, addressing a pitching gap. Minton of Kimberly backs up the catching corps as Lemp’s fastballs keep the pace high.
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Bruce Watson
Jerome
Frice
Lindemer
Wisconsin
Tie
Moose” Garrity
Twin Falls
Eden
Garrity
Minton
Kimberly
Lemp
Hansen ball club gains edge with tight infield and Thompson
Three years of play together has moulded the Hansen team into a tough proposition. The in field is especially strong and Jimme Thompson's hard bullet ball leads the pitching lineup. Young Hill has performed creditably in limited chances this year.
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Hansen
Jimme Thompson
Young Hill
Appreciation for Ou by the 80 greatly Tina Ing
A brief note of appreciation extends to H Jones Mr Burgess and families, and Cooley and families for their aid and support during a recent event. The message thanks those who contributed to the community effort and recalls the cherished flora and shared goodwill.
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Tina
H. Jones
Ae Burgess
Seas
Cooley
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